First Bank of Nigeria Limited is hosting a webinar to sensitise individuals and businesses with useful information on being protected in today’s digital age.
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2021 will demand continued UX and change management focus according to e4
A dogged commitment to change execution is how businesses will survive in 2021, according to Grant Phillips CEO of fintech specialist, e4. He says
Plateau stakes idle internet in MDAs to provide free access in public, innovation spaces
Governor Simon Lalong has given approval for use of all government Internet access at off peak hours in public and innovation spaces as the
Communications service providers must transform themselves to meet customers’ ever-changing needs
By Pikie Monaheng, CEO, Amdocs, South Africa. It’s no secret that CSPs need to transform their businesses to compete in the continent’s highly competitive
Avoiding common mistakes while crafting the ultimate customer experience
Creating a memorable customer experience is fast becoming a top priority for businesses – and for good reason, says Reynhardt Uys, Chief Experience Officer,
Scaling Africa’s tech ventures to exit this decade
By Eric Osiakwan The last decade was an important experiment in Africa tech ventures moving out of the “labs” and becoming real businesses that
7?s with LARE AYOOLA, Chairman, IoT Africa Networks Ltd: ‘IoT will drive efficiency and accountability in Nigerian government, businesses’
Executive Chairman, IoT Africa Networks Ltd, Lare Ayoola, shares with IT Edge News, Chisa Akor, in Dubai, UAE, his plans to push for strategic
When a Bank puts SMEs First
Last week will go down as one of the most challenging weeks, if not the most challenging, Nigeria has faced in 2020. What started
Bloomyo hosts first Made in Nigeria e-Market
The first edition of ‘Made in Nigeria Series’ has successfully hosted businesses and entrepreneurs from across the country – all provided a virtual window
Konga leads new normal, to launch ‘Konga Bulk Monday’
Konga is set to unveil a revolutionary new solution – Konga Bulk – which the company says will represent the new normal for forward-thinking